Sentence examples for approve a statement from inspiring English sources
About a half-hour later, a United Nations spokesman announced that the council would meet on Sunday to approve a statement.
At the United Nations, the Russians are reluctant to approve a statement supporting Mr. Ouattara because of concerns about Security Council involvement in elections, diplomats at the United Nations said.
The UN Security Council overcame deep divisions to unanimously approve a statement condemning Syria's shelling of a Turkish town that killed five women and children "in the strongest terms".
How could the head of the Secret Service approve a statement that was a lie?" The congressman added that the Secret Service officials "have failed miserably".
In an interview with the magazine ArtAsiaPacific, Sansour stated, "In addition to being eliminated from the competition, I was also asked to approve a statement saying that I had withdrawn voluntarily 'in order to pursue other opportunities.'".
The Albanian government had received a letter two days before the Soviet delegation was to leave Moscow: in it, the Soviets requested that the Albanians approve a statement drawn up by Khrushchev in the name of the Information Bureau even though he had not convened it.
In November 2010, the Russian Parliament approved a statement holding Stalin and other Soviet leaders responsible for the Katyn killings.
After vetoing two anti-Assad initiatives at the United Nations Security Council, on Thursday they joined the rest of the Council in approving a statement demanding immediate access for humanitarian workers.
All 15 Council members approved a statement condemning the nuclear test and pledging further action hours after North Korea carried out its third atomic blast on Feb. 12.
The demonstrators also approved a statement opposing what they called the growing militarization of Russian society and restraints on press freedom.
On Tuesday, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s executive committee approved a statement saying the court ruling "has seriously undermined enforcement of the law and made an already weak law more lopsided against workers exercising their rights".
